Well, I tried to bounce it; apparently, ezmlm is even *less* ez than I thought.
in which case you should have posted a new reply ;) now you started a new thread, and if someone will use the archives to find the solution to a similar problem, they won't find the continuation of the original thread. Oh well, next time ;)
Alas, installing CGI fixed *those* problems, but not the "Not enough arguments for Test::skip" ones; they're still coming up and failing the test, telling me to file a bug. Next suggestion? :-)
I'm not sure what you are talking about, your original report didn't contain any Test::skip errors. Please show us what you are talking about and which tests you get this error for. Thank you.
I'm sorry; I thought the error_log would include this (though in
retrospect, that's probably not all that good an assumption :-);
error_log contains only server side errors, that error came from the client-side of the test suite.
thebug report instructions should probably be extended to suggest that the reporter include the output of the make, as well:
absolutely. Please submit a doc patch that will make it clear.
================= modperl/cookie......Not enough arguments for Test::skip at modperl/cookie.t line 78, near ""Skip couldn't find the same interpreter";" Execution of modperl/cookie.t aborted due to compilation errors.
Hmm, an old Test.pm? can you please do:
% perl -MTest -le 'print Test->VERSION'
The one I have with 5.6.1 is 1.23.
Or may be it just didn't trigger this problem on my setup. What happens if you upgrade to 1.24?
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